Professional Electrical Utility Engineering Consultants
Utility Engineers, PC is a professional corporation that provides specialized design, consulting and engineering services to the electric utility industry. We are headquartered in Drums, PA and have a branch office located in Wyalusing, PA. Utility Engineers, PC began full operation in 2008 and provides engineering services to clients in Delaware, Pennsylvania, New York and New Jersey.
Utility Engineers, PC is a corporation with professional, experienced and licensed employees who possess an immense amount of expertise in the design, construction and operation of electric utility systems. Our core business is providing professional services to municipal, Cooperative, institutional, private and governmental owned electric utility systems located in Delaware, New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Our expertise includes design of substations, distribution and transmission systems; development of relay and fuse coordination studies; development of long range and capacity plans, development and negotiation of power procurement contracts and rate design and analysis, and much more.
Utility Engineers, PC has licensed professional engineers and as a corporation is licensed to do business in Delaware, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island.
With well over 65 years of combined professional experience, Utility Engineers, PC is very capable of assisting clients in all areas of high voltage engineering and operations. Please see our professional resumes and specific project experience on the following pages.
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Utility Engineers, PC has been Named the Pennsylvania Municipal Electric Association (PMEA) Engineer's.
Serving 35 Municipal Public Power Electric System in Pennsylvania.
PMEA: papublicpower.org
Our Team
Principal/CEO Norm Baron, P.E.
Over 40 years of experience in all aspects of design, engineering and operation of electric utility systems for Municipal, Investor Owned and Industrial markets. Areas of expertise include transmission systems, substations, distribution systems, SCADA systems, AMR/AMI metering, long range system planning, customer owned generation including photo voltaic, wind and peak shaving, electric rate design, power contract negotiations, load flow, short circuit, relay coordination and lightning impulse studies, forensic investigations, relay coordination studies, construction review and much more.
Professional Engineer Registrations: Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Massachusetts, Maryland, Rhode Island
Principal John Lykens, E.I.T.
Over 26 years of experience in the Electrical Utility Industry. Primary responsibilities include the design of transmission and distribution substations as well as the infrastructure serving and emanating from them. He is well versed in the area of Smart Grid technology and designs AMR/AMI systems and SCADA systems. Performs a variety of engineering analysis studies in both real time and the future for planning purposes which include load flow and voltage drop analysis, short circuit analysis, protective device coordination and protection settings, power quality analysis, etc. Develops and conducts training for electric utility clients in the areas of safety, technology, and operations.
Principal Shaun Loucks E.D.
Designer of electric utility substations, transmission and distribution systems. Assist in development of long range system planning studies. Perform field data gathering, design, drafting and construction observation for transmission lines, substations and distribution systems and line staking projects. Perform fault studies using SKM Power Tool Software.
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Contact Us
Main Office
861 Saint Johns Road, Suite 6
Drums, Pennsylvania 18222
Branch Office
616 Benninger Road
Wyalusing, PA 18853
Ph: 570-788-2211
Ph: 570-746-1687
Fax: 570-788-2277
Norm Baron
John Lykens
Shaun Loucks
